He received three life sentences, was released and again ended up in prison

Sacramento County re-arrested Lloyd Clinton Edwards, 47, convicted of sexual assault for three life sentences and an additional 51 years in prison. In 2022, he was released on parole. The new detention stems from an alleged oversight violation, CBS News Sacramento reported Sept. 25, citing the sheriff's office.

On the evening of September 24, officers inspected Edwards' home. According to them, during the search, several substances were found, the storage of which contradicted the conditions of his release.

What these substances were, the police did not specify. In the trunk of the car, investigators also found a device they believe could have been used to evade surveillance. After a background check, Edwards was taken to county jail.

The original sentence was related to crimes committed in the city of Chico in 2000. In one episode, two young women agreed to give Edwards a ride after he said his car broke down. The investigation found that the man took out a weapon, took one of them to a deserted place and raped. He later broke into another woman's apartment, threatened her with a blade and attacked her. Among the evidence in the case was the results of a DNA test.

Edwards' parole was decided by a California commission in 2022, after about two decades of his imprisonment. The sheriff's office questioned why a man with such a sentence was at large. According to the agency, after the current detention, he can be released again within five to ten days.

Law enforcement did not report any new sexual assaults committed by Edwards after his release. The current detention was based on alleged violations of the restrictions imposed on him.

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